Phase and norm retrievable operator valued frames
In this paper, the authors study operator-valued frames in the context of phase retrieval and norm retrieval. Several characterizations of operator-valued phase-retrievable frames are discussed. In particular, the authors relate these frames to classical phase retrievable frames. They also analyze phase retrievability through the properties of the trace of the associated matrix representation. Further, necessary and sufficient conditions are obtained under which an operator-valued frame does not allow phase retrieval. The paper also investigates the relationship between norm retrievable frames and norm retrievable operator-valued frames in real Hilbert spaces. In addition, equivalent conditions for norm-retrievable operator-valued frames in complex Hilbert spaces are characterized. The authors provide theoretical results that clarify the structural behavior of such frames. Furthermore, the stability of phase retrievable operator-valued frames under small perturbations is examined. Similarly, the stability of norm-retrievable operator-valued frames under perturbations is also studied.
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